from: Maya Wood <maya.wood87@gmail.com>
date: Jan 31, 2022, 8:36 AM
subject: Re:
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Hi again,
This is the address : 44 Eggbuckland Rd, Plymouth PL3 5JR. You can rent my apartment for an unlimited period. The price per month is £650 including (gas, water, internet, electricity, TV, parking space). I work on a big project in Binz / Germany. We do have a solution for this inconvenience so you can move in as soon as possible. I do not have the time to meet every potential renter, so I choose to use Airbnb. I use Airbnb service only at the beginning, to find a tenant.
To visit and rent the apartment I will use Airbnb, Inc. provides an online platform that connects hosts who have accommodations to rent with guests seeking to rent such accommodations.
The Airbnb Company will require confirmation which is first 2 months + a security deposit of £700 - is required at the start of the lease and it will be refunded at the end of the contract (a 30 day notice is required). After these first 2 months you will send the rent monthly directly to my personal bank account.
You have to book the first 2 months, from the moment your booking is confirmed, an Airbnb representative will contact you about viewing and you can move in straight away.
First you have to book it and one of their representatives will contact you to arrange the appointment. The meeting will take place in the apartment and he will give you the keys and sign a contract for the period wanted by you (we will make a fixed lease on British law between us minimum 2 months up to 10 years).
I would like to know how many people you intend to share the apartment with, and for how long.
Any other details about yourself would be appreciated. I'm looking to rent the apartment to someone who will take care of it as his own.
I've invested a lot in this apartment and I'm sure you'll love it.
So I guess this is it for now, I hope I didn't forget anything.
Thanks for your time!
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